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Incorporation of Bakers of Perth v. John Gloag, James Stewart, and Others — Answers, 28 Jun 1808

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Answers by Mess. John Gloag, James Stewart, and Others to the petition of the Incorporation of Bakers of Perth, responding to the claim that inhabitants may not bake bread for their own use.

Petition — Bakers of Perth against an Inner-House Interlocutor

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Bakers of Perth petition to alter court interlocutor, claiming Wheaten Bread Society’s 861-member pooled model violates their monopoly and Dundee precedent.

Incorporation of Bakers of Perth v. John Gloag, James Stewart and others — Answers, 23 Nov 1807

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Defenders near Perth deny encroachment on bakers’ privileges, claiming right to bake for personal use under precedent and usage.

APPENDIX. PURSUERS' PROOF. DEFENDERS’ PROOF.

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Pursuers allege Bridgend bakers unlawfully supply bread to Perth residents, violating incorporation monopolies; defenders assert this is lawful trade and society bread is legitimately distributed.

Petition — Bakers of Perth against Lord Meadowbank's Interlocutor

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Petition of the Incorporation of Bakers of Perth, asking the Court to alter Lord Meadowbank's interlocutor dismissing their action against the Wheaten Bread Society

John Smyth v. Miss Mary Reiner Macglashan — Memorial, 29 Nov 1806

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Memorial of John Smyth, Writer to the Signet, arguing that Mrs Margaret Oliphant incurred a passive title by intromission with the rents of lands not carried by entail, and thus liable for debts of her predecessors.

Janet Oliphant Murray and Husband v. Alexander Oliphant Murray and Others — Memorial, 26 May 1808

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Alexander Oliphant Murray memorializes that entailment of Pitheavlis, Earldike, Unthank, and Greenyards remains valid, not extinguished by negative prescription.

Mrs. Janet Murray v. Alexander Oliphant Murray — Memorial, 17 Jun 1808

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Memorial of the Honourable Mrs. Janet Murray, arguing that the lands of Pitheavlis, Greenyards, Unthank, and Earlsdike are unentailed and she may make up titles in fee simple without being bound by the entail

APPENDIX. No. I. ABSTRACT of the TITLES by which the Family of OLIPHANT of Bachilton, held the Lands of Bachilton, Pittheavelis, Greenyards, Earlsdyke, and Unthank.

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Oliphant family dispute over entail and succession rights to lands including Bachilton, Pittheavelis, and Greenyards, with Miss Janet Oliphant claiming heir of tailzie under grandfather’s entail, despite prior male allocations.

Janet Oliphant Murray v. Alexander Murray — Information, 17 Jan 1807

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Mrs. Janet Oliphant Murray claims Pittheavelis, Earlsdyke, Unthank, and Greenyards are entailed via a tailzie bond by her ancestor Patrick Oliphant the younger.

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